Blurb:
Transmigrating into a supporting female character in the hit drama The Prince of Lan Ling is a fate as fragile as paper.
Not having a golden finger isn't scary. What's scary is that the female lead, her rival in love, is a Mary Sue backed up by a golden finger.
The only person she can turn to is a perverted weakling who's pursuing her, but the weakling keeps recklessly picking fights with the male lead, leaving himself in constant danger.
Poor supporting girl. If she doesn't fight back, she'll be blasted to smithereens. If she does fight back and fails, she'll still be blasted to smithereens.
To avoid being corrupted, schemed against, forced, turned cruel, trapped in a torturous romance, or poisoned to death, the supporting girl can only cautiously chip away at the female lead's halo, little by little, and live life on her own terms.
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Zheng Er finally gave Gao Wei a life, but she still owed Gao Wei two lifetimes of love.
Is it Yuxi? Playing with the princes with beacon fire, the favored concubine of King You of Zhou Dynasty
Candied haws on sugar-coated haws only appeared during the Republic of China, so don't make it appear in every time-travel novel! Really exciting!
The ending turned out to be V. It was really tragic.
There is nothing Ximei. The author probably wants to say that I am happy
The ending was too tragic, it was simply a tragedy.
The ending was too tragic, it was simply a tragedy.
I didn't quite understand the ending. Where is Yang Xuewu?
Is this a time to change the male lead? It feels like the prince has been reduced to the second male lead. Yes, this should be an illusion, an illusion...
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